A cuboid steel is 2 meters long and its cross section is a square with a side length of 5 cm. If there is 7.8 kg of steel per cubic decimeter, how much does the steel weigh Kilogram?

A cuboid steel is 2 meters long and its cross section is a square with a side length of 5 cm. If there is 7.8 kg of steel per cubic decimeter, how much does the steel weigh Kilogram?


2m = 20 decimeters, 5cm = 0.5 decimeters
0.5X0.5X20X7.8
=5X7.8
=39kg



A cuboid copper is 2m long, with a cross-sectional area of 25cm2. The weight of copper per cubic decimeter is 8.9kg. How many kg does this copper weigh?


Cuboid copper volume = 20 × 0.25 = 5DM & sup3;
Mass = 5 × 8.9 = 44.5kg



A 1.8m long rectangular copper bar with a cross section of 5cm long is 8.9kg without cubic decimeter, if it is forged to 90cm long
5cm wide rectangular copper plate [consumption not included], how thick is the copper plate?


Volume = 0.5 × 0.5 × 18 = 4.5 cubic decimeter
Thickness = 4.5 ﹣ 9 ﹣ 0.5 = 1 decimeter



A cuboid steel is 4m long and its cross section is a square with 5cm side length. If there is no cubic decimeter, the steel weighs 7.8kg. How many kg does this steel weigh?


Weight = volume (side length x side length x length) x specific gravity
Known: side length = 5 cm = 0.5 decimeter, length = 4 M = 40 decimeter; specific gravity = 7.8 kg / cubic decimeter
So: weight = 0.5 decimeter x 0.5 decimeter x 40 decimeter x 7.8 kg / cubic decimeter
=78 kg
A: this steel weighs 78 kg